Mashallah masjid Al-Huda have great management and environment. May Allah bless this masjid (Ameen)read more

What a shame to see other brothers and sisters degrading a place of God. MashaAllah, this is a…read morebeautiful masjid and the main Shiekh there Tamim is a straight forward and very knowledgable gentleman. This mosque is beautiful. For those who may have had a misunderstanding there, I'd suggest you go talk to whoever upset you face to face and I'm sure it can be solved.

So this is my first time going to the Islamic Center of Alameda but I have to say it was great…read more Awesome, warm community and a great little masjid to boot! The men and women have separate prayer areas and bathrooms connected by a door- just in case a small child or wife or husband need to get in contact with each other- while in the masjid. The women's area is clean with a TV with working sound that shows the men's prayer area and the minbar - so you can actually see the khutbah without being in the men's area. Sound is loud and clear - alhumdualillah. There is also a water cooler and a small bathroom/wudu station attached. Outside there is some parking in front of the masjid and a basketball hoop with thats fenced in where the children can play. Great masjid - inshaAllah one of these days I will attend for an actually Jummah!

I agree with sister Aisha. Great place. When I go shopping for masjids I stay away from cultural…read moreplaces. I want a welcoming group with a lot of diversity. This masjid has a lot of loving african american women. This time I was surprised they had free food. Many community members sponsor Jummah meals. It was yummy. I made sure I did sadaqah to support future meals. When you add food to a halaqa - it becomes AWESOME. The men pray in the building to the left of the street, and women have a spacious place on the right in the islamic community center. The Khutba is telecasted live for the women. Make sure you enter from the side door to the islamic center otherwise you have to hunt for the shoe rack. Tip : Do bring change when u go for prayers on Friday, great way to earn Hasana by saadaqa. And grab some eatables like a cake when you go to halaqas. The duas that u get from giving an unexpected treat is awesome.

This Masjid has had new energy for a few years now and I have been attending regularly with my…read morefamily for their Saturday night programs. They often serve chai and snacks and sometimes full dinner. Part of the reason we come is the quality program and the other part is the vibrant community that this masjid draws from the Bay Area. The masjid staff are dynamic and introducing intriguing new ways to outreach and support the community. Last point is I enjoy the architecture and art on the inside of the masjid and the outside and I know that my family does too. There aren't a lot of Masjids like this in America, I believe this is one of the few.

I have been attending the most iconic custom built Masjid in the Bay Area. A beautifully serene…read morespace and welcoming atmosphere. If you get chance to attend please make sure to join the WhatsApp group and check in with and bring the whole family. Activities range from the five daily prayers, Saturday school, weekly Jummah, Majlis Salawat, and monthly Seerah events with prominent local and international speakers. https://chat.whatsapp.com/DuyiWyTmOw8LL1hcs7F6i9

One of the best Islamic centers in the area, with a wide range of activities and programs for…read morechildren and youth. Great facilities and a welcoming environment for the whole family.

Alhamdulillah a place for Larmorinda Muslims to gather for Jummah prayer, Sunday school for the…read morekiddos, and IA more events in the future. Check out the calendar on the website larmorindamuslims.org for a calendar.

Our young family comes to the temple often, as we live quite close. My older daughter loves the…read morecultural events at the community center - especially the Indian dances, which fascinate her. My younger one likes to run around the temple floor putting coins in all the hundi's and smiling at the priests so they give her some Prasad. We try to avoid the big festivals - they're not used to crowds - it's the quiet times that are the best!

If you didn't know it was there, the Livermore Hindu Temple would seem pretty surprising -- it's…read moredeep in the suburbs and is surrounded by homes. Take a turn onto Arrowhead Avenue and suddenly there's this giant structure that looks straight out of India. What I really like about this temple is that it was built to be a Hindu temple -- it's not a converted church, like some of the other temples I've been to (which are also nice, in their own way). People have donated a lot of money to keep the temple looking authentic and well-maintained. I like going inside the main building and visiting all the murtis in their little houses. It is the suburbs, after all. Even the deities have nice cribs.

Went to this nearby Vietnamese Buddhist temple, Chua Pho Tu, today to celebrate, pray and start off…read morethe Lunar New Year with good intentions and blessings. It was lovely to visit and see the festive decorations and everyone dressed in beautiful, traditional Vietnamese clothing. Besides the main prayer and meditation rooms, they have a dining hall, library and stage for cultural performances towards the back (in addition to the living quarters for the nuns and monks who live and visit here). They also sell vegetarian food and snacks in their dining hall. I bought a package of sweet and sour preserved plums ($10), made by the buddhist nuns to help support the temple. There are also donation boxes if you'd like to contribute to the temple. The grounds are clean, peaceful and well-kept. There is also a sizable parking lot. They are located on Meekland Ave, right next to Colonial Acres Elementary School.

Chua Pho Tu is a very peaceful temple to go for praying, to find peace and good thoughts! Thay…read moreThich Tu Luc and all the nuns are so nice and friendly! Every time I walk in the temple, I can feel peace of mind. Thank you Thay Thich Tu Luc for all your prayers! YOU make the difference! You are the BEST Thay ever!!

I have visited Beth Emek a few times, since my daughters were first invited to visit while…read moreattending Sunday School at a neighboring Unitarian Universalist church, as part of an interfaith effort to help young people experience faiths other than their own. Toward this same intent, I have attended a couple of times on my own. They have always been welcoming. Friday night was more oriented toward inclusion than Saturday morning, which attendees told me and I experienced. Saturday had more language that I didn't understand. On Friday, a couple of ladies invited me to join the choir. On Saturday, I joined the lunch after service, when the Rabbi sat next to me, included me in conversation and invited me to return, adding that I would always be welcome.

I sat down on the bench. Lady came out within 30 seconds to kick me off the property. Then proceeds…read moreto call in a police squad car after I had already left the premises. I see it as poor hospitality / unhappy staff. I would not bring my children here.